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Month: April 2021
atlantis gastrobar is a tiny 20 sqm restaurant that opens onto the streets of barcelona
designed by arantxa manrique arquitectes, the restaurant features operable glass panels to extend the limited floor area outside.
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Carner Barcelona Perfumery / Jofre Roca arquitectes
It is located in a building that preserves its original and typical construction elements of Catalan architecture. The sobriety and authenticity of the designed spaces allow the values and philosophy of the brand to emerge. It is contextualized in the Mediterranean and local crafts. Likewise, the resulting homogeneous white color makes the product stand out.
WT Architecture’s glass writer’s studio creates “sense of being almost outdoors”
Scottish studio WT Architecture has created a glasshouse in Edinburgh as a writer’s studio in the garden of a Victorian villa. Built to replace a dilapidated Victorian glasshouse, the studio was designed to replicate the simplicity and feeling of the original building, but make it suitable for regular use by the pair of client writers.
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COUR Funeral Home / GENS
The existing shop is a former dwelling which seems odd amongst the commercial area big boxes. The program of the operation is no less ambiguous, as it merges commercial and ritual purposes.
ark-shelter scatters tiny and luminous dwellings for hotel bjornson in slovakia
each dwelling is enclosed with an outer shell that opens widely on one side.
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Kiosk Eiffel / Franklin Azzi Architecture
The Franklin Azzi agency revamped the conception of a food stand at the base of the Eiffel Tower. Situated in heart of one of Paris’ most remarkable heritage sites, this project posed the challenge of integrating a new micro-architecture design into a dense and singular context.